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United Surgical Partners International, Inc · Tampa, Florida
Pain Management Registered Nurse
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United Surgical Partners International, Inc
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Requirements
Graduate of an approved school of nursing. Currently licensed in the state. BLS and ACLS certification required. 1 year Pain Management experience MINIMUM Must be able to work in; BLS; ACLS; 1-3years; 1 years minimum experience
All stated details
- Role
- Pain Management Registered Nurse
- Role details
- Pain Management
- Weekends, holidays, call, and rotation
- No Weekends! · No Call!
- Physical workplace
- United Surgical Partners International, Inc
- Location and setting
- Tampa, Florida; ambulatory-surgery
- Bonus and benefits
- No Weekends · No Call · Paid Holidays · 401(k)
- Requirements
- Graduate of an approved school of nursing. Currently licensed in the state. BLS and ACLS certification required. 1 year Pain Management experience MINIMUM Must be able to work in; BLS; ACLS; 1-3years; 1 years minimum experience
- Hiring employer
- United Surgical Partners International, Inc
- Posting status
- Active
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